Tobias Harris
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2025-26 Season Stats
PPG
13.6
RPG
5.4
APG
2.7
FG%
43.3
3P%
30.6
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DET • Forward • #12
1 day ago
Harris is progressing day-to-day, according to Bickerstaff. It’s unclear when fantasy managers can expect Harris back on the court again. The typical recovery time for a high-ankle sprain is 4-6 weeks. Ron Holland is in line for another start against the Wizards on Monday with Harris and Isaiah Stewart (ankle) sidelined.
Source: Hunter Patterson
DET • Forward • #12
1 day ago
Harris will miss his fifth straight game, and it’s unclear when he’ll be available to return. Stewart has been starting in his place, and with Stewart out, Ron Holland should be in line for a spot start against the Wizards. Holland is worth streaming in deeper leagues, though Jalen Duren should see the biggest bump in usage.
Source: NBA Injury Report
DET • Forward • #12
3 days ago
Harris will remain out for a fourth straight game, which has allowed Isaiah Stewart to start. However, Stewart is doubtful with an ankle injury. Ron Holland started the third quarter in place of Stewart on Friday and should be in line to start against Philly.
Source: NBA Injury Report
DET • Forward • #12
5 days ago
This will be a third straight absence for Harris, which means a third straight start for Isaiah Stewart. Beef Stew has averaged 18 points, 10 rebounds, 3.5 blocks and 2.0 three-pointers per game as a starter during the Pistons’ last two games and should be in for another strong performance.
Source: NBA Injury Report
DET • Forward • #12
7 days ago
Harris will miss a second consecutive game after spraining his right ankle during Saturday’s win over the Mavericks. Isaiah Stewart was sensational as his replacement in the lineup on Monday and should get another start, especially with the Jazz employing a bigger frontcourt.
Source: NBA Injury Report
DET • Forward • #12
8 days ago
Harris will miss at least one game after spraining his right ankle during Saturday’s win over the Mavericks. Isaiah Stewart will move into the starting lineup, increasing his fantasy appeal. Caris LeVert is someone else to consider, as his playing time will increase with Harris unavailable.
Source: NBA Injury Report
DET • Forward • #12
9 days ago
Harris sprained his right ankle during the second quarter of Saturday’s win over the Mavericks. However, he was on the floor to begin the second half and would play 35 minutes overall. If Harris cannot play on Monday, Ron Holland and Javonte Green will figure more prominently in the Pistons’ rotation.
Source: NBA Injury Report
DET • Forward • #12
10 days ago
Harris had a challenging night in Mexico City, injuring his right ankle during the first half. The good news is that he returned, starting the third quarter, and played 35 minutes. That said, Harris never looked entirely comfortable after the injury and struggled with his shot throughout. While he isn’t too far off from his Yahoo! ADP (118), Harris is shooting just 39.4 percent from the field. The ankle injury is more concerning, especially with the Pistons visiting the Grizzlies on Monday in the first of four games they’ll play during Week 3.
Source: Omari Sankofa
DET • Forward • #12
28 days ago
Harris was excellent against the Cavaliers on Tuesday. Without Cade Cunningham and Jaden Ivey, the 33-year-old power forward was the primary scoring option for the Pistons. He made 5-of-11 attempts from the field and went 7-of-9 from the free throw line. Harris is in line for another significant role with the Pistons this year, making him a nice selection in the middle rounds of fantasy basketball drafts.
DET • Forward • #12
7 months ago
Harris has been the Pistons’ best defensive matchup for Knicks big Karl-Anthony Towns, even on nights when KAT goes off. Tobias was outstanding defensively in Game 5, with the six “stocks” being the most he’s recorded in a game this series, and Towns shot 5-of-14 from the field. The veteran Pistons forward was also solid offensively, stepping up in a big way to extend the series to Game 6. Detroit will host the Knicks on Thursday night, and Little Caesars Arena is expected to be electric.
DET • Forward • #12
7 months ago
After scoring 24 points in Game 1, Harris didn’t have as much success as a scorer on Monday. However, he was able to make a big impact on the glass. He was one of three Pistons to grab at least 12 rebounds in a game where they outrebounded the Knicks 48-34. That ended up being a big factor in this game. Harris was ran out of Philadelphia for his poor postseason performances, but his first two games with Detroit have been great. He’ll look to keep it going in Game 3 in Detroit on Thursday.
DET • Forward • #12
7 months ago
Saturday’s series opener was a tale of two halves for Harris. Shooting 7-of-10 from the field, he scored 22 points in the first half. Harris would only attempt three shots after halftime, going silent as the Pistons went from leading by eight at the end of the third quarter to trailing by 13 due to a 21-0 Knicks run. While the overall line was encouraging, the Pistons need a more consistent Harris if they’re to win this series. Game 2 is on Monday night.
DET • Forward • #12
7 months ago
Harris will miss a third straight game with a heel injury. Dennis Schroder received the starting nod for Saturday’s loss to the Grizzlies and should remain in that role. Harris’s absence also increases Malik Beasley’s value, despite his coming off the bench.
Source: NBA Injury Report
DET • Forward • #12
7 months ago
Harris has been downgraded from questionable to out, which means Dennis Schroder will remain in the starting lineup. Schroder is worth streaming in some standard leagues, even with Cade Cunningham on track to return from a left calf contusion. Also worth rostering is Malik Beasley, who will have a key role off the bench.
Source: NBA Injury Report
DET • Forward • #12
7 months ago
Harris’ recent availability has been incredibly frustrating, making him a difficult player to rely on, even if the Pistons clear him to play. Malik Beasley will continue to start in place of Harris if he is sidelined, but if Harris is available, Beasley will return to playing a reserve role, where he has still had success this season.
Source: NBA Injury Report
DET • Forward • #12
7 months ago
Harris missed two games with an Achilles injury before returning Wednesday only to leave the game against the Thunder prematurely. The 32-year-old Harris has now been ruled out of Friday’s matchup against the Raptors as concern around his heel grows. Malik Beasley will likely move into the starting lineup again with Harris out.
DET • Forward • #12
7 months ago
Harris was ruled out in the second half with right Achilles tendinopathy. The 32-year-old power forward missed the last two games with an Achilles issue and now wasn’t able to finish the game against the Thunder Wednesday. It’s difficult not to be concerned about Harris’ availability going forward. With the Pistons looking ahead to the playoffs, he could take games off even if he’s close to 100 percent healthy. Malik Beasley figures to move into the starting lineup if Harris is unable to start the Pistons next game, which comes Friday against the Raptors.
Source: Pistons PR
DET • Forward • #12
7 months ago
No surprise here as Harris was initially listed as probable Wednesday against the Thunder. The 32-year-old small forward missed the last two games with an Achilles issue. Malik Beasley will return to the bench as Harris re-joins the starting lineup.
Source: Pistons PR
DET • Forward • #12
7 months ago
Harris was a late scratch on Sunday after initially being listed as probable and eventually being cleared to play. That came one game after he was a late scratch after not being listed on the injury report at all. Hopefully that doesn’t happen a third time, but if it does, Malik Beasley will continue to start after having 27 points and six three-pointers on Sunday.
Source: NBA Injury Report
DET • Forward • #12
8 months ago
Harris’ status was announced nearly eight minutes after the game’s 7 p.m. ET tip-off, leaving fantasy managers without any recourse other than cursing their foul luck. Malik Beasley could join the starting five in Harris’ absence. This is the second-straight game where Harris has been ruled out in the last hour before tip. Managers should probably not trust him at this point until they see him actually suit up again.
Source: Coty Davis on Twitter
DET • Forward • #12
8 months ago
Harris and Schroder are good to go after being probable for Sunday’s game. They’ll both be in the starting lineup, with the latter filling in for the injured Cade Cunningham. Harris’s return after a one-game absence means Malik Beasley will head to the bench, where his value takes a slight hit.
Source: NBA Injury Report
DET • Forward • #12
8 months ago
Harris was a late scratch Friday against the Cavaliers with an Achilles injury. The 32-year-old appears set to make it a one-game absence and return against the Timberwolves Sunday given his probable listing. Malik Beasley will head back to the bench with Harris back.
DET • Forward • #12
8 months ago
Absent from the initial injury report, Harris has been scratched a half-hour before tipoff. With Cade Cunningham also out, the Pistons will be without two starters. Malik Beasley will take on a more prominent role within the rotation, whether he starts or comes off the bench. Simone Fontecchio may also play more, but Beasley is the player who should be targeted on waiver wires and in DFS lineups.
Source: NBA Injury Report
DET • Forward • #12
8 months ago
Harris isn’t a prolific fantasy option, but the Pistons forward’s production has been reliable. He finished Tuesday’s rout with a complete stat line and has recorded three steals or more in two of his last three appearances. Over the past two weeks, Harris has been a sixth-round player in nine-cat formats, one round better than his season-long value. Unfortunately for those who have Tobias rostered, the Pistons don’t play again until Friday against the Cavaliers.
DET • Forward • #12
8 months ago
While he doesn’t offer an exceptionally high fantasy ceiling, Harris does provide a reliable floor. He had a solid night scoring-wise, and the rebounding production was also good. However, the lack of assists and defensive stats is why Harris is viewed as a player with limited upside in fantasy basketball. Since the All-Star break, he has been a top 75 player in eight-cat formats while sitting just outside the top 50 in nine-cat. The Pistons begin a four-game Week 20 in New Orleans on Monday.
DET • Forward • #12
8 months ago
While games of 20 points or more have not been the norm for Harris this season, he has been consistently productive. Sunday’s game was his 11th with at least 20, and he’s providing top 75 value in eight-cat formats since the All-Star break. As was the case for most of his time in Philadelphia, Harris isn’t a “sexy” player to have rostered in fantasy leagues. However, fantasy managers have a good idea of what they’re getting from him nightly.
DET • Forward • #12
8 months ago
Harris’ rebound total was his second highest as he posted his fifth double-double of the campaign and first since January 4. It was a nice night for points and boards, but Harris shot a pedestrian 4-of-11 from the field and 0-of-2 from beyond the arc while failing to record a defensive stat. The Pistons face the Trail Blazers on Sunday for the second leg of a back-to-back set.
DET • Forward • #12
8 months ago
Harris will reclaim his spot in the starting lineup, and Beasley will provide microwave scoring off the bench per usual.
Source: https://x.com/Keith_Langlois/status/1898543361541419498
DET • Forward • #12
8 months ago
Harris will return following a two-game absence, which means Malik Beasley should head back to the bench. The veteran forward averaged 17.9 points and 5.7 boards across 10 games before his pair of missed games.
Source: https://ak-static.cms.nba.com/referee/injury/Injury-Report_2025-03-08_07PM.pdf
DET • Forward • #12
8 months ago
Harris has missed the Pistons’ last two games for personal reasons, but there’s optimism that he will play Saturday night. If the veteran forward returns, Malik Beasley will head to the bench. However, managers who have Beasley rostered should hold onto him, as he has been close to a top-100 player over the past month.
Source: Omari Sankofa II